What’s been designed here is a project that ensures a fossil fuel agenda, both in the literal and figurative sense.
The Case for the Export-Import Bank
… Unlike America and the G7 economies, - 10501 Unlike America and the G7 economies, China does not subscribe to the rulesbased order that has governed export credit financing for nearly a century. As in so many other things, … - page 725
… weapon in China ’s whole-of- government approach to enhance its global power, economic might, and national security. The only country that has the … heft to counter China’s aggressions in export credit financing is the United States. Not only do American companies … - page 725
… the ECAs of other countries have reacted defensively to change their policies and programs to avoid losing access to large chunks of global markets. Many countries, including strong US. allies like the United … - page 725
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… Meanwhile, U.S. content requirements have remained - 10505 Meanwhile, U.S. content requirements have remained constant, and the United States continues to abide by traditional … - page 726
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